(p.236/#2) (Sword and Targa) (Coda Lunga Larga with the Left Foot Forward vs. Any) If you find your enemy in any guard, you will settle yourself into coda lunga larga with your left foot forward; and now you will push a stoccata trivillata to his sword hand, and then pulling your left foot back near the right, and allowing your sword to go into coda lunga larga, you will pass your right foot forward pushing an imbrocatta to his face, and as he will want to defend himself with his targa or his sword, you will immediately pass your right foot towards his left side driving an underhanded stoccata to his guts under his targa; or you may feint the mandritto to his leg, and as he goes to defend himself from this mandritto, you will subsequently be able to strike his head with a mandritto fendente, the left foot following behind the right foot, and the sword will have gone into porta di ferro stretta.